brought is a conjugation of the verb to bring in the perfect past tense. It means driving here, as in "she brought food", which means that the person took the food to the author of the sentence.
It can also mean being a bearer of, occupying, attracting, providing, wearing, or dressing. As in the examples:
"She brought me bad news" (She was a carrier).
"Everyone was very well dressed, but he brought a purple shirt with yellow flowers, which is why the security guards wouldn't let him in" (Wear, wear).
Like synonym for the word brought there are the terms forwarded, took, accompanied, carried, put on, put on, boasted, gave, offered, caused, occasioned, exhibited, among others that will vary according to the context and meaning.
brought in english is brought.
The word "brought" is the conjugation of the verb to bring in the past perfect tense, in the third person plural: "They didn't bring the material I asked for, so I won't be able to finish the job."
Trouxesse is the conjugation of the same verb in the first and third person singular in the imperfect past tense of the subjunctive: "if I brought" or "if he brought".
brought or brought
The conjugation of the verb to bring is written with x, brought. Phonetically, the word brought is uttered as if it were "trouce" / "trousse", that is, the "x" takes on the sound of "s". For this reason, many people have doubts about the spelling of this word. However, forms with c or two these are incorrect in the Portuguese language.